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W3&EiSsB&ffi&tWB& SIX NEW MEMBERS OF NEWSUPT.OF - = ON BIG OUTING I CITY GOLF CLUB Plan- hiiie be* n completed b> the Chamber of Commerce for tiiP Reports ReceiV- on ^ i"t"m"ii.nt of the 1,500 mem* - od ut Meeting of Club %££»? î"^ ' at Handera will iirme heie from I'lilladelplua IITTLE INTEREST : IN THE PRIMARY (Continued from Page 1) OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER^ OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY* JUNE 1026 OTVLREMOVES PILES OF DEBRIS OPPOSE PARKING IN CAMP GROUND (Continued from Pagu ]) BLANK DEEDS SNATCHED IN CASE OF W.J.ANDS.R.R. (Continued from Page 1) TWO TEACHERS VISITS THE CITY duys, the city would remove it at the exprtiM. of tht Shun I an Lino Mr MULMUIUH maili tht flatter May be Taken Before L. K. Mart, SucQâor to T. C. ftut**mciit thut hi** umipmy \tntihl ' Stiite Commiwrfuncr of Herbert, Hero on do tht. work, it 1 claimed i Education Inspection Will Hill Company Monday, how* \cr Mr M uMil t At noon today uppurcntly no T\ C. Herbert, for the past three Inn told the < ity < unmu îon* ri that the trolley company would not further action liiut life" taken by * ars superintendent of the At- ixinove th* Alfred O, Miller, former principal ljint.ii* Diviainn of th** Pennsylvnnin if the We ley Avenue School, and ) Kailnmd, with headquarters at ^ Emma JV, AflucNei) has been promoted to th** principal of the Central Awmif position of superintendent of the Munongali*)a Division, at 1'itts- $chool. In their fi^ht with the burgh. Board of Education to 1'fpttiii their Mr. Herbert is succeeded by L lonner position." K, Murr, former acting superin- 2 An a£t?inp(. to interview Mi\ tendent of the New York Division, Mac Neil shortly hrfim; noon wnh who visited Ocean City Saturday on a tour of inspection. With Mr. with cut nvail. S)i to of the famous Dui1> Dozen Imnd thi» .resort, but another meeting "nctrt* '«iînft ^hibitioiut h> will ho hclif within a few da>Vp"no" the AmbwiAador Club girls and the jSte uf -vbhicb. Will bt xiv« n thi. ifti kmith Brothers, of Atlantic tit), interested | a trip through th*? cit>, a dip in • At the last dinner-meeting of the urf ami \anous other forms th? elnb at the Flanders, Robert of »ntertajnment haê been irrang Radforri, Dr Allen Corson. Kith J cd ferd II Johnson and John Simon re- The deletnttion will be met nt ported that they had a number of the depot by nt> officiate and of Planed applications for member i fl^p, ant] member* of the Chamber Ship in the orfffrnization of Commerce and efccorted to Un? T •* a ll|l|CIIs41011 of P ljI " beach, uhere th**> will be put *p further the organization, *ith throu h - ^time-up ' exercises b ihiffffeitions thut a high grade fold ' w^ n 6 A ,, r £r W printed, on which will ^, »rB*« {hi. rnune^ of the t offic Dinner will be M-ned it the tors and th*» namet of Ihone men 1 Plunders „___ **vho are- n*>w identified with th** I Thl** v.ill hi tin* fourth annual filub I outing (if tin organization to - —' — j Ocean Cit A.rrnngement'f for the trip w.ere mad* 1 arrangements miglit lie made along Fifth und Sixth streets fur Uking care of nutomubilft parking. Director Cumpbcll wnnt«d to know tf the streets around the camp groundK art.? now filled with parked machines—whrtlior then? are more there now than last year. P'S only fair that the public should know thai the Mr. Slocum said that none Li cost of tlrliveriiiH coal coultl l«' cut. But the only parked therp ju^t now o fai a*« he kno^s but the thiiu^ht is tn Iwav to do it is for everybody t*.t oni^v early. It is take tare of the increased traffic simply this: If con) «aa ordered evenly I he year 'round, that will confront the city thi: coal men could cut their delivery equipment in half. summer. We print this for the public good. If it helps in that Director Robinson suid that*since the proposition hu£ l>een publishrd direction, we will feel amply repaid. in the papers he had received u number of protests. He declared "For Coal Comfort Call"— that seventy-five percent (if the people are opposed to giving automobiles parking space o*i tin* romp Ktounda. There would be an injunction against such n move. Mttyor Chumpion .said the .city needs camping space for auto? ATLANTIC COAL YARDS coming a l»n# djstuni t J, Howard Slocum and others JOHN T. DWYKIt Msr. said the Chamber of Gominlcn .prrnlilcnt of the organl- V who arrivnl by automobile rVom tho Tlwwur cit/ Oils mom' L T LM J T I [" 11 r I 'I I' L n I TI U\j I il i ii nti rr \ "i~ There is Only a Limited Amount of Ocean Front Property And the people have just commenced to realize it The demand and supply governs the price. The people * in and * around ...i . Philadelphia, =,..-.,, Caniden and South Jei sey still have the opportunity If you can not sec it, don't foipjet that people a pood many miles farther away are looking over your heads.and .seeing it, and latei on, when you begin to think you would like a nice summer home in Ocean City, you will find that some one has bought the nice, desirable lots and homes, and will not sell to you unless they get a nice profit. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE Woodbnry Office: 55 Delaware Street Phone 4& If Buying—See If Listing—List With Us COTTAGES, APARTMENTS, BUNGALOWS, FOR RENTING OR SELLING JOSIAH E. DuBOIS Realtor • P. MASON FOX - Manager , MORTGAGES CONVEYANCING INSURANCE OF ALL-KINDS Ocean City Office: 647Battersea Road Phone 305 For Profit- Buy HARBOR LOTS; Thm WALTER B. McCORKLE 424 Eighth Street A Season Of Opportunities Is approaching^ rapidly. Will it mean anything to yonJ We recall to your mind lastyear's-Real Estate-ActivjtyJ as a suggestion for you to be prepared for a still greater i activity this year. You are not prepared unless you have< some property to put on the market. There are a great! many opportunities for you to buy now at a low price;a s price that will not stand when the activities begin. SOME GOOD BUYS Because of the Low Prices and the Valuable Location Six Lots On Inlet Road Cheapest and bust buy in the Gardens, restricted. $3,100 Apiece Two Family Apartment House In Central Location Three Jted Rooms and Itath Each Apartment Price $11,000 Simpson Ave. Lot 40x100 $2,100 NOW New Cottage In Gardens Four Bed Rooms and Bath Piped for Heat. Now Priced at $14,500 This office will be glad to furnish information on any, development in Ocean City or vicinity 507 Ninth Street REALTORS Telept CHORISTERS WILL VISIT OCEAN CITY , k mm i .1. tij „ lo mm CHOIR TO VISIT CITY OOINE 29 1 alit uri >kc> on "Ilenjflt^ of iFctth Sun In hcli ill mmtlJt ,l,n, Mi Mnreit UT t thur I lo ti|. it mnui! 11 nit. if |(Lr t oration on "On [tin hame ilaj in I run a i 11 j ion |[ ,j ml riftj f I io(t t til ut\ ^ \ aldu Lt pt i the v d? Hi l 1 tr in nil I i ou vîll iKvui \ 1 \ ul f WnK«man, whn i« M|M ,_„„„_, of the country. Dr^ Bagly, D, The Halutaterian was MIHH Rusa= ] itevgnR said, gave thi results of lion, J irnr âldn L-spOr. 1 charpt «f the chair, a^ked that IIMI perini r *nar Wpl'li.und . . _. h are I» IIIK made te tnke the i!itt Vi ^" i >>ln to 1 [incntary qdueaiion in this country The cluzz iluwer wass the Amcr-jand in Europe. The firKt sis .n Beauty* class colors* blue urnM months l Union There is n on a trip through the strength ), lutomobile** aftRf which, T^»e eohimcncement addrpHit wiw ill i njoy JI picnic dinner and d^livere*! by Di% Iêun Curbing lib cquently tflkc advantasrc of Piincn, nf Dickinson ) man plmnH of amuN@mtnt' .: the ItoanlwHlk and perhaps r I dip in thi. surf I ie „ . it Hint ,. tniTtthxUJi Ulid no Un Mrh I be | rott.t ti d iu nt ^t th of polities an 1 fatle He Your^Llr The onL tiling fiia lu it mnHt of is tub. feel So kt i wah fi fi vi vtrfteb 1 i in ati ently bumf i II Hit th ImL Sli ^ the w »rhl yon ri lmmm i Others Pay laki it * LS> 1) n t be the ba ^P^nt in Caiifornittt Ne^ niettn, "In^ Concor=' leetlng that Btate beeausq it ranks iifflont' the first !h public Nchpal education. The last sis months ho npent abrnJirlj payinjf fipgelal attiMition te clomcntary edueatinn in Franco, Sivltiijiiatul and Choqpwas "Siiuurc Peu« in Hound Sbviihia. We are aceu^temed to consider everythtnp in aur yg Miss Kyan, In aililiiion to her j country superior to aiiythinji that n If tliat^ you* Rpeuk Up Its ôur buflineRa to prow Itl OtliffK 11> in h All k r< ftt ini H i»- •-. * „. motpht retiring Win A Rcardon of TuckalliKJ, Anil uuiLth II t b\ thrir hoi i t i"« "iMiirliil tho 110 jirlio «ITt.»4 iir
Opening of Season—Manufacturers' Sale Bathing Suits Large selection of Suits—all styles and colors for entire family Complete Lint Bathing Accessories Reg, $1.50 Sweat Shirts- Special at .... ............... $1.10 Beg. $2.50 $2.50 White White Open A>1 7A Sweat Shirts—Special at ^1.7 9 with buttons and I wo pocket« Reg. $150 White Navy Pants—Special at „.„„., $1.00 NEW YORK SHOP 936 AsburyÂve. OCEAN CITY SENTINEt-IEDGEH, OCEAN CITT, N. J., FKIPAY, JUNE 18, 1926 "wKrlJv* V'-f' IWORDS OVERWORKED JT_IN EVERYDAJLJ KV, 'Terrible" and "Awful t AmuHK Those Misapplied "Too many of our writers, Rpe&k- &B and college graduates, to fiuy of the common run of complains Dr. Frank H. managing editor of the Npw Standard Dictialiliry, luck u Vocabulary of synonyms, just us* if the dictionary wasn t full of them She result 13 that too m«ti> of our p . anlon ; ye ' led . the , lr , ? ay d ? w friend who is 'awful' pretty a tlitesta one who is awful' homtlv my Words Ml sap pi I "A little girl, who wus out motoring " " ** _j i ,. , ,i rivir, for hi. has told u^ uhen 01 Words lose their t>i|)rn,Hlienti3 and yeiipj Canvasboiki the otli cmphuii from ovrmork | jellc.1 l'artflts An army of unts 1 one duy, remarked cheerfully each time a cemetery came into view: 'Oh, look I there's a nice graveyard. Isn't it cute?' One might as w**H speak of a 'cute* l phant or a 'cut*' forontosaurus or a i-utfl' whale, if tht; correct sense >f the word is to be ignored. 'An eminent author recently took n trip down the 'Unknown Itiver/ and he did it *n a blatant wuy. The fact is he and his com- "* "Who amung us his not a fnerd attaikrtl uur curnp at n'ght und whom everything la elcfrnzit' pvfrjhody yelled Nowhere iti thin is an elegant' day! It WM annarrative are we told that , - — «• jr.ii i - ; I leganf w«lding; ht went to anl thought of shouting or bawling, Ifganf show; he owns an 'ele- SSMamlng or exclaiming, SE L]j «, ds M. 'ft?"*: ."To illustrate the delluto.sliadM I will have an 'eleaant' soul, n "Then there's the fellow to whom •verythUig ii 'fine, 1 . Me hoi a ' ne 1 house and a 'fine' dog! he nokei a 'fine' cigar and reads o ne 1 these wordi shall be used indis nsioclnted with a terrain grandeur i-riTniTijiti-ly nn. fnr th» other Wll?!! 1 JiS-t0TO1 Slid la ll«t fOmpatlblo applied to tho feminine êjrtypt no with anything that 1*J small In four word* mil be more dinWentJ romaine, women are desirlbeil ai A beautiful woman may be ,111 ob-J huuitiful or hundôinp in poetry, I nf admiration, u handsome! the 'slu.phi rdeti^s "^n of meanings in words, take, for instance, the words beautiful, fine, handsome and pretty. They may be termed aynonyrnoua words-- that is, words that have nearly the same meanings but that differ in their range of application. When we speak of cancret« things we «uy a beautiful palace, a handsome book; he had a 'tine' sleep 1 house, a pretty cottage. Beautiful ate a 'flne' meal. Or the BU.SH- J relates to something moru- aeriouc rl who ii 'tenibly' glad and and engaging; pretty to things that '•'• sorry and flndi a joke are somewhat more gay und divert, ' food. She is twin to theing. g We speak spek of a abeautiful poem, p , |>a who has worn 'awful' to the a line trafsdy, a pretty comedy comedy, iadow of its former self. An en. bt but not, t as fformerly, y, of a beauti- bti irtainment is an awful' bore or ful tragedy. i h 'awful' good, ihe admires u "Although fate has decreed that 1 no defect and embraces proportion, of Philadelphia, has opened n sum-Jof the Madrigol-SingetB wh.o_ur& - ME regularity, correct distribution of ll li« Bt-BIT-Ownii t8l7O nteikue vtuue Hll [well known k RT I" thifTpart hi of the color mul all particulars thitt etv Mi« . Smith ha» has bem bemidentified with > r_untrv In t Mr Holti for the past elj'ht years. gag* attention. A woman may bftSho ]ma produced many lit reprrsoutid hiiridsome and ndt pretty; pretty who are fiinping i in tjie j various C G Kilhy, manual training In- P"«tor, th preach on nan of wonder, und a pretty j n*s prettj not handscime; but to church h choirs in Philadelphia hidlhi nndd structor In the Ocen.11 City puhllc , of lo\e A beautiful woman i*s lie mty i* specifically a femlnint schools, H spending a week nt IM iiutnul "he muU bi both prcll\ throughout the State one of dellcaU mold, whtiw fea jpprftclion Notwithstanding the iin.t himdaoini ' Mii-. Smith 11 one of the < Trenton : 1215 .. "•>* the tn, turts urn regularly fonnid, Uilt,'fict Unit wi ha\* pretlv py mill, iceful nnd well shaped bûuty in the male »ex is u defeat. OPENS STUDIO In other wortK, a v-umun 11 A man may be fine or hundôme, beautiful when he possesses in woman beautiful or pretty Ml«B Arline It Smith l.iwi Vocltl featuie and comphxion an *ig*&em- Hand omi con\e\q tlie idea of thut l^ssoni Here bla£c uf gruies A line woman 1.J uhi4-h is agreeable in uppiurunce * uf striking figure; g u hiinduomo to Ihe undcrhtuiiding g and to the i of f fiin"? f foo.tur
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